da bet7： Glasgow Rangers are reportedly “interested” in signing a Manchester City youngster who has now made his next major career decision.

Rangers announce Meghoma arrival

da gbg bet： It’s already been an incredibly busy summer at Ibrox. With just under two weeks remaining until the transfer window slams shut, Russell Martin has welcomed as many as 11 fresh faces as he looks to transform a Rangers side in desperate need of a turnaround.

Jayden Meghoma became the latest to arrive earlier this week when he put pen to paper on a season-long loan move from Premier League side Brentford. His arrival follows a trend of talent from English football deciding to join up with Martin in Scotland this summer.

After putting pen to paper, the 19-year-old left-back told Rangers’ official website: “I am very excited to be here, it is a fantastic club, and I know a lot about the rich history of Rangers.

“When the deal was presented to me, I thought straight away that it would be a fantastic opportunity for myself and my family. The main thing for me is getting results. Rangers is a big club, and I am ready, I am hungry and excited to get going.”

Likely to replace Jefte if he decides to depart amid reports that the Brazilian has reached an agreement to join Palmeiras, Meghoma should have no concerns about game time at Ibrox.

At a time when Martin is still trying to get the best out of his side too, the teenager has the ultimate opportunity to work his way into the Gers’ strongest team.

He’s not the only Premier League youngster who found himself on Rangers’ radar this summer, though. Reports are now suggesting that Rangers are “interested” in signing a Manchester City gem.

Rangers "interested" in Callum Doyle

According to The Athletic’s Jordan Campbell, Rangers are “interested” in signing Callum Doyle, but the Manchester City youngster has already decided to join Wrexham over the Scottish giants. The decision to join the Championship side in a deal worth as much as £8m has come down to location rather than current form or stage of either project.

At 21 years old, Doyle would have represented an impressive coup for Rangers. The young centre-back is full of potential and earned plenty of praise during his last loan spell away from the Etihad at Norwich City.

The youngster’s then-defensive partner Shane Duffy told reporters last season: “He’s got the world at his feet. He’s such a good player,” Duffy said. “Firstly, I think he’s just a great guy, he’s a great guy and he just wants to learn.

“It’s not like I haven’t enjoyed playing with Jose [Cordoba] or Grant [Hanley], but me and Callum have got this understanding. Callum probably understands English football a little bit more than Jose – he’s still adapting and has a massive future. I’m sure he will be playing soon.”

As things stand, however, Rangers are set to miss out on the young defender and must turn their attention to other options before the window slams shut.

da luck： Arsenal have been working on a plan to make another major summer signing, with Andrea Berta still looking to back Mikel Arteta in the market.

da marjack bet： The Gunners got off to a solid start in their opening Premier League game of the season, holding off a largely dominant Man United side at Old Trafford through their famed robustness defensively.

Riccardo Calafiori’s header from a corner inside the first 15 minutes was enough for Arteta to clinch all three points up north, with Arsenal shutting out a Ruben Amorim side who just couldn’t find a way through their backline, despite pressing hard.

Away from the pitch, there is still some time remaining for the title hopefuls to reinforce the squad before deadline day on September 1.

Arsenal are prioritising player sales right now after a summer of serious spending already – totalling over £200 million – but there is still the possibility they could add another wide player depending on outgoings.

Fabio Vieira, Karl Hein, Albert Sambi Lokonga, Reiss Nelson, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Jakub Kiwior could all leave Arsenal in the next 13 days, while a departure for Leandro Trossard is still on the table amid serious interest from elsewhere in the Belgian.

Trossard has entered the final year of his contract, and Arsenal will likely want to sell now rather than let the winger leave for nothing in 2026.

If he does manage to secure an exit from the Emirates Stadium in the coming days, Arsenal could move to sign a left-winger to replace him (Ben Jacobs).

With Eberechi Eze on the verge of a move to north London rivals Tottenham, Berta signing another wide player instead seems like the most likely scenario right now, and Real Madrid star Rodrygo has been on their radar all summer.

Man City have also been eyeing the Brazil international as a potential replacement for Savinho, who’s also held talks to join Tottenham, but they may still be joined by Arsenal in the race for his signature.

Arsenal plan to sign Rodrygo on loan with option to buy

According to CaughtOffside, Arsenal’s plan would be to sign Rodrygo on loan with an option to buy, and it’s something that Berta has been working on this window.

However, that plan has been put on hold for now, until they make a decision over Trossard’s future or find a buyer for the 30-year-old.

If something develops regarding Trossard, this could well be something they revisit, but the £207,000-per-week star is also attracting late summer interest from City, PSG and Al-Nassr.

Rodrygo’s priority is to stay in Europe, but Arsenal’s move may depend on any developments regarding Savinho’s move to Tottenham, as Pep Guardiola’s side are planning to bid a whopping £86m (including add-ons) for the 24-year-old if their winger does make the move to Spurs.

He would be the cherry on top of what has already been an excellent window for Arsenal.

Rodrygo’s 14 goals and 11 in all competitions for Los Blancos last season tell just half the story, with Jude Bellingham calling him Real’s most gifted and talented player.

da bwin： Liverpool defeated Arsenal at Anfield, securing three points against a side billed as Arne Slot’s closest rivals to the Premier League title.

da stake casino： Champions last term, Liverpool saw off the Gunners thanks to Dominik Szoboszlai’s spectacular free kick late on, the Hungarian machine operating in a makeshift right-back berth and playing with the gusto and guile of Trent Alexander-Arnold in his Redman pomp.

An all-encompassing display, the 24-year-old took all the plaudits post-match, his contribution maintaining a sustained flawless start to Slot’s Premier League title defence, nine points from nine.

Szoboszlai's "masterpiece"

Fabrizio Romano marvelled at the “masterpiece” of a performance from Szoboszlai, playing once again at right-back and doing so like a seasoned veteran in the position, emphasising his versatility.

He locked up Arsenal left winger Gabriel Martinelli and made six clearances across the 90, expertly rejecting Gunner advances into the Liverpool box.

In fact, it wouldn’t be out of the question to suggest that Szoboszlai has staked his claim to an enduring role on the defensive flank, so dynamic and athletic and tenacious.

However, Szoboszlai wasn’t the only Liverpool star to have made a positive impact in a much-improved defensive display.

Virgil van Dijk was as redoubtable as ever, and Ibrahima Konate looked back to his best, fending off Viktor Gyokeres with ease. The Swede didn’t manage a single shot at Anfield on Sunday.

But it was Szoboszlai’s compatriot, Kerkez, who produced a brilliant performance at left-back, so much better than the opening weeks of the term.

Kerkez vs Arsenal in numbers

Kerkez was up against it on the left, battling against the electric-paced Noni Madueke, who did well in the injured Bukayo Saka’s stead, a constant threat for Mikel Arteta’s men.

Part of the 2024/25 Premier League Team of the Season, it wouldn’t be unfair to say that Kerkez, 21, has endured a testing start to his Liverpool career, shipping two goals in each of his opening three fixtures before playing a fantastic game against Arsenal, shutting the visitors out.

Having joined from Bournemouth for £40m, Kerkez is looking to succeed, in the long term, the newly-appointed Liverpool vice-captain Andy Robertson, and this was a display which proved he has the skill to do exactly that.

The Liverpool Echo only handed him a 7/10 match rating, although they acknowledged his diligent defending and crispness on the ball.

Kerkez vs Arsenal

Minutes played

90′

Goals

0

Assists

0

Touches

57

Accurate passes

25/30 (83%)

Key passes

0

Dribbles

0/0

Tackles

3

Clearances

5

Duels won

7/9 (78%)

Data via Sofascore

It says a lot that Kerkez wasn’t dribbled past even once, and that he won all five of his ground duels. Now we see why sporting director Richard Hughes was so keen on snapping him up.

Kerkez might not have had a defining moment like his countryman, but his efforts against Arsenal’s biggest attacking outlet contributed toward a priceless victory for Slot’s side.

It was easily his most refined and cultured performance in a Liverpool shirt, one which suggests Liverpool have a superstar in the making on their hands.

The best is yet to come, but that was a delicious taste of the left-back’s incredible quality and potential.

da dobrowin： Leeds United’s squad of 2019/20 will go down in history, with the Whites sealing a return to the Premier League after a 16-year absence under Marcelo Bielsa in what was the club’s 100th anniversary.

da 888casino： Patrick Bamford played a key role in that side, but after seven years at Elland Road, has now left the club. The striker was not in Daniel Farke’s Premier League plans after Bamford became a two-time Championship winner with Leeds and mutually had his contract terminated.

Back in 2020, Bielsa had 18 players in his Leeds squad who made 10 or more Championship appearances as the Whites eventually won the league by 10 points ahead of West Brom.

Leeds’ 2019/20 Championship stats

Wins

28

Draws

9

Losses

9

Points

93

Goal difference

+42

Biggest win

Leeds 5-0 Stoke City

Now, following Bamford’s Leeds exit, we’ve had a look at where the rest of the 2019/20 squad are in 2025.

18 Kiko Casilla 36 appearances

Goalkeeper Kiko Casilla officially left Leeds in 2022, having his contract terminated a year early.

The Spaniard made 36 Championship appearances in 2019/20, and after leaving the Whites, signed for Getafe before retiring in 2023.

17 Luke Ayling 37 appearances

A regular at right-back and the scorer of that wonderful volley against Huddersfield Town, Luke Ayling is currently at Championship side Middlesbrough.

He initially moved to the Riverside on loan in 2024 before making a move permanent and is under contract until 2026.

16 Ben White 46 appearances

Starting every Championship game that season, Ben White would seal a big-money move to Arsenal in 2021, where he has gone on to be a regular.

Costing around £50m, White has featured as a centre-back or right-back and is under contract at the Emirates until 2028.

15 Liam Cooper 38 appearances

Captain of the side, Liam Cooper, left Leeds in 2024 after making 284 appearances for the Whites.

He swapped Yorkshire for Bulgaria and CSKA Sofia, but after just over 12 months, became a free agent in 2025.

14 Ezgjan Alioski 39 appearances

Initially a left-winger, Ezgjan Alioski turned into an attacking full-back under Bielsa and scored five Championship goals in 2019/20.

He featured regularly in the Premier League in 2020/21 but left that summer for Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli. Alioski also played for Fenerbahce before returning to Swiss side FC Lugano, where he is under contract until 2027.

13 Kalvin Phillips 37 appearances

A vital member at the base of Bielsa’s midfield was Kalvin Phillips, who sealed a £50m move from Leeds to Manchester City in 2022 after starring under the Argentine.

Things didn’t go to plan for the holding midfielder at the Etihad, though, with Phillips having loan spells at West Ham and Ipswich Town. In the summer of 2025, he was looking for another new club but is still under contract with City.

12 Stuart Dallas 45 appearances

A versatile star under Bielsa, Stuart Dallas transformed into a Leeds legend but suffered a serious injury against Manchester City at Elland Road in 2022.

He would officially retire from football two years later after failing to recover, ending in 267 Leeds appearances in all competitions. Dallas now works as a pundit for Sky Sports’ EFL coverage.

11 Helder Costa 43 appearances

A loanee for the 2019/20 season, Helder Costa’s Leeds move became permanent in 2020, however, he had spells with Valencia and Al-Ittihad before being released at Elland Road in 2023.

The winger then played in Portugal with Estoril and China with YN Yukun, but as of the summer of 2025 and at the age of 31, Costa was without a club.

10 Mateusz Klich 44 appearances

Box-to-box midfielder Mateusz Klich became a cult hero at Elland Road and, after starring for Leeds, was allowed to join DC United in 2023.

The Poland international joined Atlanta at the end of 2024, and then in August 2025, returned to his native country with Cracovia, where he is under contract until 2027.

9 Jack Harrison 46 appearances

Still at Leeds is winger Jack Harrison, who had two loan spells with Everton following Leeds’ Premier League relegation back in 2023.

Having work to do to get the Leeds fans back on side, Harrison is still under contract at Elland Road until 2028 and appears to be in Farke’s plans.

da bwin： Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca boasts an array of star senior players in his large squad, but certain Cobham academy gems are still seriously impressing him.

da betsson： In the last week, Ryan Kavuma-McQueen has made all the headlines as Chelsea’s next potential rising star after seriously impressing for England’s Under-17s.

The Young Lions starred in a 12-goal thriller, beating Germany 7-5, with Kavuma-McQueen scoring five and setting up another — making plenty of headlines in the process.

While a lot of noise surrounds 15-year-old Arsenal sensation Max Dowman right now – who recently become the second-youngest Premier League debutant in history behind teammate Ethan Nwaneri – there is reason to believe that Kavuma-McQueen could be the next star of England’s conveyor belt of budding starlets.

The 16-year-old is yet to be given a chance in the senior team by Maresca, but if he keeps up this imperious form at junior level, it may just be a matter of time.

Chelsea’s youngest ever debutants

Age

Date of appearance

Ian Hamilton

16 years, 138 days

1967 vs Tottenham

Kingsley Whiffen

16 years, 157 days

1967 vs Leicester City

Reggie Walsh

16 years, 193 days

2025 vs Djurgarden

Tommy Langley

16 years, 274 days

1974 vs Leicester City

Michael Woods

16 years, 275 days

2007 vs Macclesfield

Tyrique George is perhaps Chelsea’s biggest talent to watch out for right now, and the 19-year-old was on the verge of joining west London rivals Fulham before the £22 million move ultimately collapsed on summer deadline day.

However, Kavuma-McQueen is emerging as yet another gem produced by Chelsea’s famed Cobham academy set up.

That being said, the left-winger isn’t Chelsea’s only young prodigy who’s turning Maresca’s head right now.

Enzo Maresca watching Reggie Walsh at Chelsea

According to The Mail and journalist Kieran Gill, Kavuma-McQueen is one of three youngsters being closely monitored by Maresca, and of them is 16-year-old midfielder Reggie Walsh.

The Englishman became one of Chelsea’s youngest ever players to make their senior debut back in May, coming off the bench late on during their 4-1 win away to Djurgarden in the first leg of their Conference League semi-final.

Walsh is apparently on Maresca’s Chelsea radar for this season, as per Gill, and he could yet be given a path to more senior football with summer signing Dario Essugo now set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines after thigh surgery.

The Blues have suddenly found themselves one man lighter in the engine room, with the prospect of more injuries there as Chelsea attempt to navigate the start of this season after a summer tournament and many games in 2024/2025.

Walsh should be given a chance to shine, as his “top quality” has even been noticed by senior stars like Nicolas Jackson.

Maresca also publicly praised the wonderkid, calling him a perfect player for Chelsea’s system.

da betobet： Glasgow Celtic have made some brilliant signings during their history, with the Hoops dominating Scottish football, especially in the modern era.

da betway： The likes of Henrik Larsson and Stylian Petrov made the move to Parkhead in the late 1990s and became club legends, whereas more recently, Premier League title-winning goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel decided to head to Scotland in a transfer that caught the eye.

Some high-profile names have played in green and white, however, plenty of other iconic stars almost made the move to Glasgow down the years in cases of what could have been at Celtic Park.

10 stars who Celtic almost signed 10 David Ginola

After starring for Paris Saint-Germain in the 1990s, David Ginola was a man in demand in the UK, with Celtic battling numerous Premier League clubs for his signature in 1995.

However, the skilful winger chose to join Newcastle over the Hoops, admitting he turned down the chance to head to Celtic Park. Talking back in 2016, Ginola said:

9 Didier Drogba

Striker Didier Drogba would go on to become a Chelsea and Premier League icon after moving to the UK in 2004, however, by the sounds of things, he could have done so sooner with Celtic.

Former Celtic defender Momo Sylla played with Drogba at Le Mans and admitted that the centre-forward asked about a move to Glasgow in the early 2000s.

A case of what could have been for the Hoops, who at the time had the likes of Chris Sutton and John Hartson leading the line.

8 Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Another forward on Celtic’s radar in the early 2000s was Zlatan Ibrahimovic, although the club would land a Swedish star in Larsson.

Former SFA Chief Gordon Smith recommended Ibrahimovic to Martin O’Neill in 2001 when he was still a teenager, however, the Hoops stuttered which allowed Ajax to sign him for £7m from Malmo.

Ibrahimovic’s record vs Celtic

Games

3

Wins

2

Losses

1

Goals

0

7 Alessandro Del Piero

After spending close to 20 years as a Juventus player, Alessandro Del Piero was on the search for a new club at the age of 37 in 2012.

The Italian icon had an offer from Celtic on the table, however, instead of remaining in Europe, Del Piero would head to Australian with Sydney FC, scoring a goal every there game in just under 50 appearances.

6 Hernan Crespo

Another world-class attacker who could have ended his career in Scotland with Celtic was Hernan Crespo. The Argentine played and scored goals for the likes of Lazio, Chelsea, AC Milan and Inter Milan.

Celtic wanted to secure Crespo’s services in January 2010 when Tony Mowbray was in charge, however, he snubbed the Hoops and returned to Parma.

5 Rivaldo

Five years on from winning the Ballon d’Or in 1999, Brazil legend Rivaldo was on the search for a new club after leaving AC Milan.

The forward was 32 and heading into the twilight years of his career, and instead of tabling a contract offer, Celtic and O’Neill instead offered Rivaldo a trial. The Brazilian was left puzzled and instead signed for Greek giants Olympiacos.

4 Olivier Giroud

Continuing the long list of forwards who almost moved to Scotland is Olivier Giroud, who netted an impressive 21 goals in the 2009/10 season while with Ligue 2 side Tours.

Celtic and Mowbray wanted to sign him as a result, but he chose Montpellier instead and would go on to become France’s all-time record goalscorer.

3 Sol Campbell

In what would be his final move as a player in 2010, legendary English centre-back Sol Campbell could have moved to Scotland.

In fact, the former Arsenal and Tottenham defender was even given a tour of the city centre and Celtic’s Lennoxtown training base ahead of linking up with Neil Lennon’s side.

However, he would turn down the transfer at the last minute and sign for Newcastle, where he was released a year later.

2 Alfredo Di Stefano

Way back in the 1960s, Celtic almost shocked Europe by signing Real Madrid icon Alfredo Di Stefano.

The Argentine attacker scored more than 200 goals at the Bernabeu and was into the final years of his career when leaving Madrid in 1964.

Celtic manager Jimmy McGrory flew over to Spain with defender John Cushley, who acted as an interpreter, looking to lure Di Stefano to Glasgow. However, the two-time Ballon d’Or winner decided to remain in Spain with Espanyol.

1 Ivan de la Pena

Rounding off the list of stars Celtic could have signed is former Barcelona midfielder Ivan de la Pena.

Starring under Bobby Robson at the Nou Camp, De la Pena was of interest to the Hoops and O’Neill in 2003, with the Spaniard evening training with Celtic before returning to Espanyol.

da supremo： With less than 12 months left of his current deal, Liverpool are facing a familiar situation with Ibrahima Konate and one that Anfield chiefs must solve sooner rather than later.

Ibrahima Konate contract latest

da 888： Of course, it wasn’t so long ago that Liverpool faced this exact situation with Trent Alexander-Arnold. But as the former Liverpool star is finding out, life at Real Madrid offers no guarantee of game time. As things stand, he finds himself behind veteran Dani Carvajal in the pecking order under Xabi Alonso, which recently cost him his England place.

Whether Konate heeds that warning is the big question. The Frenchman has been locked in talks with Liverpool without the emergence of an outcome that suits all parties. It’s been a frustrating situation for all involved, but one that Konate far from helped on international duty when he joked that Kylian Mbappe is attempting to lure him to Real Madrid.

Had Liverpool signed Marc Guehi on deadline day like it looked as though they would then any concerns around Konate’s future may have been eased. After Crystal Palace pulled the plug on their captain’s late switch, however, Arne Slot has been left with four senior centre-backs, which includes the injury-prone Joe Gomez.

Guehi could still become a Liverpool player at the end of his own contract in the summer, but keeping Konate should still be the priority. After a tough start to the season, the Frenchman has been back to his dominant best in the last two games against Arsenal and Burnley, helping his side keep their first two clean sheets of the season.

Alas, with his contract ticking down, and Real Madrid stepping things up, Liverpool have a big decision to make on Konate’s future.

Liverpool now considering Konate decision

According to reports in Spain, Michael Edwards and Liverpool are now considering selling Konate in the January transfer window. The central defender is reportedly set to be the subject of a winter offer from Real Madrid, who are ready to go all out amid their centre-back crisis.

The Spanish giants are supposedly ready to offer €40m (£35m) in an attempt to sign Konate in January in what is similar to the £20m that they offered to sign Alexander-Arnold last winter. Last time around, Liverpool rejected Madrid’s early attempts. This time, things could seemingly be different.

It’s no surprise that there’s been some added urgency from Madrid in their chase for the Frenchman, either. Dean Huijsen has endured a shaky start to life at the Bernabeu and Antonio Rudiger’s recent injury has once again left them short on options.

Dubbed “fantastic” by Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk, the Reds won’t want to lose Konate on a free like they did Alexander-Arnold, but there’s no denying that he would be a tough player to replace midway through the current campaign.

da dobrowin： An “unbelievable” manager has now emerged as Manchester United’s top target to replace Ruben Amorim, who has made a poor start to the new campaign.

Doubts over Amorim's Man Utd future after slow start

da pinnacle： With Man United winning their final game before the international break, defeating Burnley 3-2 at Old Trafford, Amorim appears to be safe in the short-term, but there are doubts about how long the 40-year-old will be able to last in the job.

Former Arsenal defender William Gallas has even suggested the Portuguese coach could be gone by the end of the year, saying: “He looks lost. I don’t think his body language and emotional response are giving a good impression to his players or the Manchester United fans,

“Looking at him, I’m not sure he’ll make it to Christmas, to be honest, because it feels like United are one poor performance or defeat away from a crisis.”

The former Sporting CP boss has struggled ever since his arrival at Old Trafford, with his points per match ratio particularly concerning, and the shock defeat at the hands of Grimsby Town in the EFL Cup certainly won’t have done the manager any favours.

Ruben Amorim’s Man Utd record

Games

46

Wins

17

Draws

12

Losses

17

Points per match

1.37

Consequently, according to a report from Football Insider, Man United have now started to identify potential replacements for Amorim, and they have selected Aston Villa manager Unai Emery as their top target.

INEOS are not actively looking to bring in a replacement for their manager straight away, but they have now started to assess the market, and Emery has emerged as an appealing option, given the job he has done at Villa.

The 53-year-old replaced Steven Gerrard at Villa Park in November 2022, taking over when the Villans were just above the relegation zone, and he has since led them to the Champions League and Europa League in back-to-back seasons.

Emery could be "unbelievable" Amorim replacement

While the Spaniard has undoubtedly done a fantastic job at Aston Villa, there are doubts over how much further he can take them, given his current employers’ PSR issues, which limited their spending in the summer transfer window.

As such, a move to Old Trafford could potentially appeal to the Villa boss, who has enjoyed an incredibly successful career up to this point, winning 11 trophies across spells with Sevilla, Villarreal and Paris Saint-Germain.

Villa striker Louie Barry, who is currently on loan at Sheffield United, has also praised the former PSG manager’s training sessions, saying: “Unai Emery is an unbelievable coach for improving players. It was crazy to me how similar the training was to my time in Barcelona.”

Should they sack Amorim, Man United could do with bringing in a proven Premier League manager, who has a history of winning trophies, and Emery ticks both boxes.

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